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| The "Sports Card Collectibles Show" takes place once a month at the Gibraltar Trade Center! |
The Gibraltar Trade Center is known as "The Weekend Public Market", and has locations in Mt. Clemens, and in Taylor. Each location features a "Sports Card Collectibles Show" once a month, and the event is a huge draw for collectors. The "Show Area" has over 150 tables displaying all sorts of sports related items like jerseys, clothes, sports cards, and much more. The only cost to get in is a $2.00 parking fee per vehicle, but the Gibraltar Trade Center has more to offer then just the featured show. Tables, and displays with various items are set up throughout the market, but just remember which color entrance that you came in, or you may spend some time walking around the parking lot. The "Sports Card Collectibles Show" also includes current, and former athletes that hold autograph sessions for their fans.
The next "Sports Card Collectibles Show" at the Gibraltar Trade Center Mt. Clemens location is scheduled for April 11th - April 13th. The next "Sports Card Collectibles Show" at the Taylor location is scheduled for April 18th - April 20th. Both locations will be closed on Easter Sunday. Click on the link below for more information about show schedules, and other events at the Gibraltar Trade Center. You can always leave a comment, and you can email the Mitten State Sports Report directly at mittenstatesportsreport@rocketmail.com Click on "Midget Wrestling Photo Album" posted on January 31st, 2013 to see exclusive photos from a previous show at the Gibraltar Trade Center! Click on past months to check out all of the Mitten State Sports Report's archived material!
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| Click on the link below for more information about the Gibraltar Trade Center! |
For more information about the Gibraltar Trade Center click on https://www.gibraltartrade.com
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